Democrats want Biden gone. This is shocking!
Nate Silver, a renowned political analyst, recently sparked controversy by questioning President Biden’s competence and calling for his resignation. His comments followed a report in The Washington Post detailing Biden’s reluctance to engage with the press during his trip to the G-20 summit in Brazil. According to the Post, Biden spent the majority of his time avoiding questions from journalists, even when they resorted to holding up signs to get his attention as he boarded Air Force One. This behavior, coupled with his limited public appearances during a crucial foreign trip, raised alarms about his ability to lead effectively.
Silver, who has closely analyzed political trends, found this latest incident to be a concerning sign of Biden’s declining capabilities. “Is there any specific reason to believe Joe Biden is competent to remain the president?” Silver asked on social media. He pointed out that the role of president is an incredibly demanding one, particularly with high-stakes issues like the situation in Ukraine. Silver went as far as to suggest that Biden should step down and allow Vice President Kamala Harris to finish out the remaining months of his term.
In fact, this wasn’t the first time Silver had raised doubts about Biden’s leadership. Before the 2024 election, Silver had speculated about the possibility of Biden being replaced by a different candidate. After a widely criticized interview with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos in July, Silver even argued that Biden should consider stepping down to allow for a smoother transition of power. He expressed concern that the president’s lack of command was becoming increasingly evident, a troubling trait for someone serving as Commander in Chief.
With Biden’s approval ratings plummeting to historic lows, Silver’s calls for change have only grown louder. He suggested that Democrats would have been better off if Biden had stepped aside earlier, giving the party a chance to select a new candidate through a primary process. With the stakes higher than ever, the question remains: can Biden continue to lead effectively, or is it time for a change at the top?
